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Two people were hospitalized with heavy injuries after the incident

Kaspersky Lab said it was “disappointed” with the Senate vote

Deputy Foreign Minister Gatilov said Russia would not participate in a meeting to discuss the U.S.-led reforms.

Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from public buildings across Russia

Not a single media outlet reported on his death until last week.

Wallenberg helped rescue thousands of Hungarian Jews during World War II.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Monday that he hadn’t heard of the British-French production.

Russia will hold presidential elections on March 18 next year, a spokesperson for the Central Elections Committee told the state-run TASS news agency on Monday

The three women were detained in January 2016 for planning to carry out an attack at a Rostov-on-Don mall

Additional construction work on Moscow’s newest park could end up costing the city nearly double the initial estimates

The monument of a young girl with open arms, called “Where Are You, Papa?”, was unveiled on Saturday

Mironov allegedly shared an image of a military draft card with the caption “God bless the USA, Keep calm and f-ck Russia”

Up to 400 aspiring cosmonauts have submitted applications this year to go to the moon

As oil production spreads to the Arctic, Russia risks a serious threat to the native cultures that have inhabited these areas for centuries.

The deputy governor of St. Petersburg said on Friday that the encrypted calls originated from abroad.

The deputy governor of St. Petersburg said on Friday that the encrypted calls originated from abroad.

Entrepreneur Ilya Marchenko bought Ex-Girlfriend for 5.5 million rubles ($95,500).

A fireball was caught on camera careening over St. Petersburg this week

Michele Berdy’s weekly deep dive into the Russian language is now available in podcast form.

Moscow-based photographer Ksenia Zasetskaya pulls back the curtain to reveal the mysteries of Russia’s ballet.

It’s fascinating how many words there are in Russian to describe inappropriate behavior.

Concerns were raised that Russian authorities could infiltrate U.S. government networks using Kaspersky’s anti-virus products

Moscow city authorities said they revoked special parking privileges at the U.S. Embassy earlier

Russian women’s wages are 26 percent lower than those of men, according to a top Kremlin official.

The U.S. allegedly wired money to Russian foundations to support certain gubernatorial candidates.

A U.S. State Department spokesperson confirmed the new measures Thursday evening telling the news agency it planned to “raise the issue with the Russian Foreign Ministry.”

The Kremlin’s spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said the string of alerts amounted to “telephone terrorism”

Russian diplomats are not pleased with the proposal

An unnamed law enforcement source said authorities are trying to verify the bomb threats.

The $245-million park near the Kremlin opened to the general public on Monday

After the cultural doldrums of summer in the Russian capital, the fall art season is starting off with a bang.

The drills spanning the borders of Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland have caused concern among NATO countries

U.S. government agencies have been ordered stop using and remove Kaspersky products.

A wave of bomb scares has led to tens of thousands of people being evacuated throughout the country

Hello! This is Michele Berdy and you’re listening to The Word’s Worth column from The Moscow Times.

Orthodox activists including State Duma Deputy Natalia Poklonskaya have rallied against the film depicting the Tsar’s affair

FIFA said the organization “remains committed to preventing security attacks”

The evacuations began in Omsk on Sunday and continued in Ryazan that evening

Putin defended the pact in 2015 saying Moscow signed it after Western states snubbed its efforts to “create an anti-fascist bloc in Europe”

Investigators have opened a criminal case on charges of negligent homicide.

The report does not specify who the athletes are.

Moscow court where Ulyukayev trial is being held asked journalists to cover the case with caution.

He was brought to the Tverskoi detention center.

“It was clear they weren’t burning seasoned dry wood.”

The move would “resolve a conflict situation.”

Fans will be given “a fair chance to secure tickets” through FIFA’s website starting at noon Moscow time

The highest death rates were registered in the Kemerovo, Samara and Irkutsk regions.

“Nobody has the right to discuss the Turkish republic’s independence principles or independent decisions about its defense industry.”

It stressed that the canceled screenings were a “forced decision.”

It stressed that the canceled screenings were a “forced decision.”

The UN’s anti-discrimination panel called Russia’s “extremist” label “vague and broad,” lacking clear and precise criteria for legal classification.

Law enforcement authorities in certain regions informed journalists of ongoing drills, while officials in other regions denied drills were being held

The creators of the famous anti-virus software face increased scrutiny over suspected ties to Russian security services

Russian smugglers reportedly supplied energy and goods to North Korean, ignoring concerns about the country’s nuclear tests

Russian smugglers reportedly supplied energy and goods to North Korean, ignoring concerns about the country’s nuclear tests

Installed by local residents, it lasted less than a week

The damaged dome with 150 solar panels partially covers a concert hall and is the world’s biggest translucent structure without partition walls, according to the Mayor’s Office.

This year Moscow celebrated its 870th birthday with a 10-day long party. Judging by the pictures, a good time was had by all.

The outcome of Moscow’s municipal elections was widely seen as a victory for the opposition.

Sputnik’s D.C. bureau chief said “any assertion that we are not a news organization is simply false.”